Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-14
ALL BOAlRD.


45iss "A T.T. AR0ARn
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Continued from fifth page.l
! - ,,,,a = .s,-ra,,d o,,t-y,, oro+,,r
vii WI take his position as soon as thesintro-
inction Of bills begins. 5as 5ss
THE CHIEF EVENT
n ira larislatnre Yesterday was the deliy-
49, 8 = {, e,o o,,a tha
~ @ ~ ~. = ~,
scene presented IN the spacious liaii OF lbl ttie
house of representatives was calculated to
fill the heart Of the Dakotan with feeling /
at admiration, and make him prouder than
ever az the grand. imperial territory whose |
cloud, capped wisdom was spread out 4e-
aGs lOae m.s saae SO ii, lnf fovorahIe u and the
members % from ali sections are unanimous
IN the verdict that the governor has dealt
fairly and ably with the questions OF vital
and momentOus interest to the people: The
remarks of Judge Church, the appointed
governor, who will take his seat next week,
were we'll selected and forcibly delivered,
and the applause that greeted his enthusi-
astic and earnest declarations of love for
the commonwealth was as spontaneous
and hearty as ever shook the walls Of
state house.
\ n A MODEST CLOCK.
N A fact which has aroused considerable
,cnmment and apitatad the minds of nnmer-
ons scientists now in the CITY. is that as
soon "a the senate members entered the
honse Of representatives Yesterday, the
clock stopped. The reason is evident, but
while the singers and actors and certain
types of beauty have been known to inter-
fere with the machinery of a chronometer,
the appearance Of a legislative body was
known to stop clock. fs y,
S noNAI,D THE GREAT %
naa,a t.to1s,,a.t 49, ,,onoro,,,o soo+ot
\ DoLialu ~ ' stewart .lie venei "oio oooo1n
member from Walsh county. IS not only
= mint 40 readily as anv solon in the h0nse.
ponio = - ~ s's .S,'o.;aa - saats -
Yesterday during tne seleceloh Oh seaCs u
was voted that owing to his age and slight
deafness he should be given choice OF
seats. No sooner was the motion adopted
than ne walked with dignified tread to the
speakers chair, and informed Speaker
Crosse that he was sorry to disturb him, but
that on authority of the unanimous vote of
the house he had decided to choose the
oratory the smiling Donald was induced to
descend to the floor and select seat direct
ly in front of the one of his choice.
= nreaioted u Tho Tp7p11nr Wednesday,
I AZ A. pieu.c'el IN IL 'l,o AfslnoNh :" eunosuay
morning, the Third house was organized
last evening and the meeting was one of
orroo,,o. ond sor;nns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seri-
$50 -. Z, ~. $3.50 ,Il:s ns,-o, o,aota,
GUS tnan grave. MAJOR Baker was electeu
temporary chairman, because of the beauti-
s,sb rlA,..
hraqeons heard. hut he was deth roned as
soon al he runs in the Old saw II thank
ont If M the chair before he could complete
the sentence. Martin ri. Cobban. of Sioux
Fails. was then elected narmanent chair
Nv hepinning his remarks with q an heart
ily in favor Of large appropriations and un-
iimited s salaries for members of this
hnmsen Hn closed his sneech with a bea,l-
fifni neroratinn on the ntilitv of the cork
screw and a scathing denunciation of the
thick-bottomed glass, and as he announced
that o al state casS snan be ha tne
the shoulders of the admiring members.
Dennis Hannif;n was then elected SQUAT
ter governor to sncceed Colonel Pluminer.
who had forfeited his right to the
nlaca hv delivering a temperance
lecture in the McGilI campaign
Minnesota MIR H2nujfin t0Nk thH oath
ri. office with his right hand on his heart
and his left m q weii.worn mack of cards
and annonnced that AZ Inng as he was
chief Garner IN the @ame the limit would
he high. and he wouid NAV M favorites in
distrihmting his annoint,nents II might
stand hare and tafk the balance Of NV
Iifn > said Denny az he threw a wad Of
nnlnv f;na.cnt ;nto the ink hnftie and rested
his font nn the hack of a chair .hnt there's
nnthinu in + ~ and the woods ara
fnIl of Statesmen whose oratorical
rnns ara inaded tn the 1n,lzzIe,
lived in = this territory : long
before suspenders and soap were intro
duced and when ne. corpse was given
w;fp nair of hnotS IN ens ~ snd % Thnse
were the davs when cultivating flush
was successful business, but the crop
was Dlgn1ted py tne arrlvai q puoilG 9Pim-
tanners have never heen given a fair shake
since. Remember, when asking for
pard0ns that l am IN favor OF
Too an n,snoead ca - l;nso,,ras .nd % be,;aue tbav
should work for a living like the rest of us.
am also in favor of establishing system
vsno GE,i Eueilia poll.lcials anu !nsuce9SStuA s,
OMcS-SeokeTS IrOW breaking III, anu us